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Deposit paid for our wedding band
Went with Electric Avenue, if they are as good on the night as they were at today's showcase we've nothing to worry about. If anyone in the Leinster area (they're based in Louth) hasn't a band yet, check them out! 0 -
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I see I see.... It is great to do everything. make sure and have someone there to help on the day to get all this stuff arranged.. I know I sound miserable but ours was all diy and it was great we had lots of fun but some stuff didn't get done on the day before or didn't get put out, as we were all too busy.. It is great to have someone outside of the party to do all this for ye..
We can set up the day before thankfully so that's a help. My future sister in law has offered to do the little bit of set up on the day and she's an event planner so it's second nature to her
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westernlass wrote: »I just signed up for the styling workshop at that event with One Fab Day - http://onefabday.com/ie/the-glitter-studio-styling-workshops/, it might get my head together for all the ideas I have. I could literally spend a fortune if I was let so I need to get it back to simple. The coloured linen are 500 euro and its a tough one to call since that's a week on honeymoon.
What's the story with this event? I looked at the website and Facebook page but Can't figure out whether it's worth me going to as I wouldn't do a work shop and have zero artistic ability. They seem to have some vendors lined up but the tickets are quite expensive so not sure it would be worth it? Like is it more geared towards workshops than just wandering around? Thanks 0 -
westernlass wrote: »We can set up the day before thankfully so that's a help. My future sister in law has offered to do the little bit of set up on the day and she's an event planner so it's second nature to her
great stuff she will be a gem so.. We were the same we could set up in the venue the day beforehand but I think even though it was loverly now and I appreciated all the help there were too many people there asking me what to do and it wasted a lot of time as such the next day then was mad...0 -
great stuff she will be a gem so.. We were the same we could set up in the venue the day beforehand but I think even though it was loverly now and I appreciated all the help there were too many people there asking me what to do and it wasted a lot of time as such the next day then was mad...
That's good advice, I'll have a plan of jobs wrote out 0 -
lovelystuff wrote: »What's the story with this event? I looked at the website and Facebook page but Can't figure out whether it's worth me going to as I wouldn't do a work shop and have zero artistic ability. They seem to have some vendors lined up but the tickets are quite expensive so not sure it would be worth it? Like is it more geared towards workshops than just wandering around? Thanks
Theglitterstudio.ie has full details. I didn't think it was expensive but that's me as the wedding has warped my brain for what is and isn't. I bought the ticket before I knew about the event, I want to get the bits for the wedding on the day like the little bits. I want to see things in person as find buying online is hard to picture all together0 -
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